The editor of The Atlantic from 1909 to 1938 called on the United States to abandon its neutrality and enter the war “purely for a world idea.”
Ellery Sedgwick reviews Willa Cather's, Under Forty— a collection of critical essays—and pays tribute to her talent and taste
“In a war involving the nations of five continents, the United States alone fights without expectation, without desire for reward other than the common security of the seven seas.”